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No wonder Bafarawa has been playing Abobaku for Dasuki. https://saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/styles/normal_medium/public/Dasuki-in-court.jpg?itok=k0otGAy4 The gambler and his sons were also fleecing the defence budget under Jonathan's supervision |
Dasuki and Jonathan singing discordant tunes and contradicting themselves since May 29th. I hope the wailers are following the revelations c a r e f u l l y, because when the BIG FISH is hooked, no amount of cries, rolling on the floor and biafra cries will stop us from making him vomit his loot, and pay for the lives of thousands of BH victims that he sacrificed to corruption. E don set.
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When you lose a race, you leave the tournament. When you are knocked out, you leave the ring When you are beaten, you concede defeat. If you're stubborn, you're forced to concede defeat like Laurent Gbagbo. Jonathan was DEFEATED and had no choice, it is only in the twisted minds of hungry sycophants like you that such basic logic is twisted to fit. PappyMason: |
Does that change the fact that Mallam Dangote is the worlds richest black man donating a huge world class health facility to his state? Or does that change the fact that poverty also ravages the other regions in Nigeria? What is the NBS report on drug trafficking, cannibalism and baby factories? AyoolaIgwe: |
You remain the confused dolt you were when you opened this thread. Go and lick your wounds and stop airing your sore behind in public, we know exactly how hard we kicked. Cowardly sore loser blaming his failures and weaknesses on every passing gust of wind. You lost. Buhari won. Hang yourself. PappyMason: |
Jonathan is a failure and a defeated clueless President that has been disposed off in the dustbin of our national history. Don't let the children of Otuoke stone you for bringing up a failure that could not provide them potable water after 16 years as Dep. Gov, Gov, VP and President. You claim to be from the ND, yet you never questioned the drunkard comedian-in-chief on why he dumped the UNEP report for Ogoni clean up. You never asked what was being done about the widespread poverty ravaging the neglected region. You never questioned why the roads were left to rot, why there are no toilet facilities, and why Yenagoa still looks like a hamlet on the outskirts of Kano. You are either another lazy ogogoro-guzzling sycophant or another gala-hawking shukudi as I initially asserted .PappyMason: |
And I'm not Hausa Fulani but an Eskimo from the North Pole. If it quacks like a duck, walks like a duck...you know what it is ![]() You were fighting Buhari, you said you don't need his appointments. Ndigbo doesn't need government. Why cry sectionalism? Face Biafra if that is your desire and stop whining about imaginary lines. Parasite ![]() PappyMason: |
You wish anyone is bothered about Biafra ![]() Biafra was defeated and buried 50 years ago and there are 3m carcasses to show for it. You Ibos are only deceiving yourselves with your petty blackmail to attract Buhari's attention .I am a northerner by the way, and you ibos are the ones scared of declaring Biafra without the SS For the simple reason that you're parasites that depend on the north for food, the west for commerce, and the south for oyel (not your 1.5% oil) PappyMason: |
Dangote doing the North, and the nation proud since 1960. This Hausa Fulani man, the richest African and black man on Earth, still remembers to give back to his roots.. Another impressive one from an Entrepreneur Extraordinaire. |
You are not making sense. How does that tripe relate to my post? You were fighting Buhari, you said you don't need his appointments. Ndigbo doesn't need government. Why cry sectionalism? Face biafra if that is your desire and stop whining about imaginary lines. PappyMason: |
When Igbos were fighting Buhari, I thought they had a plan and truly did not need appointments or care about his government. Only for them to start screaming sectionalism two months later. Lmao. |
...says exclusion from appointments 'excruciatingly' painful ...seeks Nnamdi Kanu's release ...calls for end to "destructive" protests. ...Gov's, Senators, Reps absent Apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, on Sunday asked the Federal Government to free detained Biafra activist, Nnamdi Kanu. The Igbo group said such action was necessary to end the increasing pro-Biafra protests and forestall a breakdown of law and order. The meeting was equally attended by representatives of both the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, and the Independent People of Biafra, IPOB. However, all the five Governors in the zone as well as senators and other national assembly members stayed away. In a communique signed by the President and the Secretary, Chief Gary Enwo-Igariwey and Dr. Joe Nwaorgu, respectively, the group said: “Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex socio-cultural organization of Ndigbo in Nigeria and the Diaspora, is gravely concerned by current wide-spread and public Biafra agitations in States of the South-East and some other states of Nigeria. “These agitations and public protests have become exacerbated by the detention of Mr. Nnamdi Kanu, the promoter/proprietor/director of Radio Biafra by Department of State Services. “Ohanaeze Ndigbo fears that these developments may threaten the security and peaceful co-existence of Nigerians wherever they may be domiciled, and consequently, decided to summon an emergency meeting of Imeobi, Ohanaeze Ndigbo to discuss the situation. This emergency meeting was held in Enugu at the National Secretariat of Ohanaeze Ndigbo on Sunday, 29th November 2015. Representatives of the various organizations and associations involved in the current public protest also attended the meeting. “The Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo, after extensive candid discussions and analysis of the situation is the view that the current agitations are the direct result of the EXCRUCIATING pain of severe injustice, marginalization and exclusion of Ndigbo from decision making structures in Nigeria as presently configured.” They added that “The Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo strongly avers that the exclusion of Ndigbo in decision making structure presents danger to the unity and well being of the country, not only now but also in future, and should be redressed urgently. “Consequently, the Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo advises the federal government of NIgeria to arrest the current Biafra agitation from deteriorating, and hereby recommends that the continued detention of Mr. Nnamdi Kanu, who has since his incarceration become the focal point of the public protest, be treated more as a political than a security matter. The Ohanaeze Ndigbo believes that the release of Mr. Kanu will diffuse the current public protests. “The Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo strongly deprecates any attempt to drag the current grave situation and public expression of Ndigbo over their exclusion from the Nigerian nation into the realm of partisan politics and wants all those who may be so inclined that they shall bear the full consequences of their actions. “The Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo notes that Ndigbo are nation-builders, who are found in all parts of Nigeria and cautions that all actions and activities which threaten the security and harmonious co-existence of all Nigerians wherever they may be domiciled is dangerous and must not be encouraged. “In particular, the Imeobi believes that the current public protest, howbeit peaceful, is destructive of the market economy of the South-East zone and strongly recommends that they be discontinued immediately in favour of dialogue and constructive engagement in the resolution of underlying issues. “The Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo, anxious that dialogue shall replace public protest, further recommends the immediate creation of an adhoc national platform that shall address immediate causes that have triggered the present public protest and revist and redress latent and long standing issues that have continued to threaten the evolution of Nigeria into a modern and united nation where all constituent parts have equal sense of belonging. “The Imeobi Ohanaeze also calls on the Governors of the South-East, South-South to as a matter of urgency, create massive employment opportunities for the youths of the States to ameliorate the restive situation. “The 2014 CONFAB document is veritable document for any discourse. Ndigbo stand on that document. “Ndigbo shall continue to remain committed to the ideals of nation building and harmonious co-existence of all peoples of Nigeria, whilst resisting attempts to reduce Ndigbo to second class citizens in our God-given country: a country, which our fathers and our fore-fathers laboured and sacrificed, shoulder to shoulder with other Nigerians to bring into being”. http://dailypost.ng/2015/11/29/nnamdi-kanu-now-we-cant-be-second-class-in-nigeria-ohanaeze-tell-fg/ https://stellanaija.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/kanu-court3.jpg |
Did GEJ provide good governance? stickncarrot: |
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Stop exposing your lack of comprehension. This is was President Buhari on a STATE VISIT to the same France two months ago. Ofodirinwa:
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Which roads? Which water? Where are the facilities? So Jonathan re-looted Abacha's loot and he was busy forming shoeless saint?? When will there be justice for us Nigerians? |
Very silly Islamic 'Mujahideen Dokubo' terrorist noisemaker. Didn't this coward promise BOMBS if GEJ was kicked out? The tout is now a pot-bellied street protester ![]()
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[size=14pt]$50 bn Oil Money Fraud: The Allegations Against Diezani, Omokore, Others[/size] Baring any last minute change of plans, the Federal Government has concluded arrangement to commence the trial of former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Allison-Madueke and all those fingered in fraudulent activities in the oil sector which has cost the country over $50Billion, highly placed sources within the security apparati and the Presidency, have told Pointblanknews.com. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has already been arrested today by a combined team of Interpol and Met Police in London, a source in London confirmed to Pointblanknews.com. Already, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, The Department of State Security Service, DSS, the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC, the Ministry of Justice and other agencies set up to probe the Petroleum Ministry and the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, have all concluded reports and findings and forwarded to the Presidency. [size=14pt]It was gathered that findings from investigators indicated that a sum of $4.5Billion which was supposed to have been deposited into the Federation Account by Jide Omokore and Kola Aluko’s Atlantic Energy have been traced to foreign accounts. The accounts, according to investigators are in LGT Bank, Switzerland with account number 2006431. Investigators also disclosed to Pointblanknews.com that funds were also found in the name of Atlantic Holding Ltd in LGT Bank with Account number 2005108 and Atlantic Energy DMCC Ltd with account number 2006822 in LGT Bank, Switzerland. Omokore and Aluko, according to investigators are one of Diezani’s front. The are alleged to have carried out the fraud in the oil sector under the cover of the former Petroleum Minister.[/size] [size=14pt]A source hinted that while investigators were unearthing damning documents, Omokore, on the advice of Diezani, offered to pay $500million back to the Federations account but a visibly angry President Mohammadu Buhari was said to have rejected the offer, insisting the refund of the full $4.5billion.[/size] Investigators discovered that in 2013, Atlantic Energy lifted about 2million barrels of crude oil with cash value of $240million, but paid $68million only. In 2014, investigators also discovered that Atlantic Energy lifted about 500,000 barrels of crude oil at a cash value of $54 million but paid nothing to the federation account. Chief among those slated for prosecution in the next two weeks are those indicted in the fraud associated with the petroleum subsidy where Billions were allegedly stolen by marketers and those invovled in series of fraud in the Petroleum sector, a source privy to the investigation told Pointblanknews.com. Others slated to face trial for varying degrees of fraud and money laundering are: Transfigura which is unable to account for $80million, Ontario Oil which defrauded the oil sector of $135million, Aiteo $150million, Sahara Energy $120million. Those linked to the companies are: Tonye Cole, Tope Osinubi, Ade Odunsi, Tunde Ayeni, Walter Wagbatsoma, Benny Peters Read on: http://newsrescue.com/50-bn-oil-money-fraud-the-allegations-against-diezani-omokore-others/#axzz3nhPBnNec
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nunzk:Was it not even more extreme foolishness for Ojukwu to pass his arms through his enemies counts as you claimed? What happened to unmanned borders? Your excuses are both silly and hilarious. |
kettykin: cybertyrant: nunzk: madridsta007:Lol you must think you are talking to your fellow traders. Was Ojukwu a fool to not also get allies and an armoury that can match his enemy before leading his people to get slaughtered? You people are sick jokers ![]() |
Even though Junaid was somewhat brash, all he spoke is the truth. It is important Ibos are constantly reminded the that they have been undermining our nationhood since independence, and will only be taken seriously once they shun their empty arrogance, irritating self-centeredness, and baseless sense of entitlement in the interest of unity, and fully join hands in our national development. While regions that produce the bulk of crude oil and agriculture which are the mainstay of our economy unite and stay calm, those that migrate and trade, earning a living from their hosts keep fostering hatred, division and enmity. What other results do they expect? Nigeria owes Ibos nothing. |
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